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Star Wars Celebration V spent four intergalactic days at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, drawing Star Wars fans to the convention – and our Lanyard Lab lanyards were worn by tens of thousands of them.

We produced the official Star Wars Celebration V lanyards, co-branded with the event’s logo and that of the DAVE School and couldn’t have been happier to see all of the attendees wearing them for the convention’s four day run.

Our original proof/artwork:

Here are photos of a few of the more interesting attendees, special guests, celebrities, and costumed characters we spotted wearing our lanyards:

In addition to being available at registration, our custom lanyards were being passed out to all attendees who needed extras.

On stage, Matthew Senreich and Tom Root of "Robot Chicken" wore our custom lanyards. Unfortunately, actors Seth Green and Jay Laga'aia did not.

In support of Lanyard Lab co-owner Michelle Moss’s mother Karen, a breast cancer survivor, on Tuesday we made a donation of $1,000 to support Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society.

Their battle to better treat, and eventually cure, cancer is a cause we are happy to support and we wish Karen Moss nothing but the best health for many years to come. She will be participating in the Mt. Plymouth/Sorrento Relay for Life this Friday, May 21st and is now well on her way to reaching her $1,500 donation goal.

If you would like to make a donation, we ask that you do so on behalf of Karen via this link. The minimum donation is just $10 and every little bit helps.

We’re proud to help the fight against cancer!

If you’re a fan of all things spooky you won’t want to miss HAuNTcon in Orlando next week. You can read more about this exciting and unique convention on Inside the Magic and visit the convention’s official web site.

Lanyard Lab is the official lanyard sponsor of HAuNTcon 2010, so every attendee and exhibitor will get one of these killer glow-in-the-dark lanyards we designed:

And don’t miss our ad in the official HAuNTcon guide:

Lanyards are often used as promotional products, helping businesses and other organizations spread the word about themselves. But when it comes to The Walt Disney Company, simple custom lanyards are not enough to promote something as highly-anticipated as “Tron: Legacy”, the sequel to the film “Tron.”

Today Disney debuted the “Tronorail,” as it’s been unofficially dubbed. It is one of Walt Disney World’s theme park monorails wrapped in artwork from the upcoming Disney film, “Tron: Legacy.” The artwork features the iconic light cycles from the film (and the original “Tron”), leaving painted light trails behind.

The repainted monorail is making its way around the Epcot monorail track, which runs back and forth between Epcot and the Transportation and Ticket Center.

Here is a video of the Tronorail approaching Epcot, making its way through the theme park, pulling into the monorail station, and exiting to head back to the TTC:

And a photo gallery:

Unfortunately, we don’t sell custom monorails here. Just custom lanyards.

Part of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter addition to the Islands of Adventure theme park at Universal Orlando, the “Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey” ride will star Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint among other familiar faces from the “Harry Potter” films.

This quick video provided by Universal Orlando shows the actors shooting scenes for the upcoming ride:

The new theme park land is described by Universal Orlando as the “most incredible theme park experience ever.” That’s quite a lot to live up to.

Full details about the ride and the opening date of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter will be revealed on 3/23 at 12pm EST at UniversalOrlando.com/HarryPotter.